fig. 1 William Shatner, ready to blast you with his love machine So you may well have started to hear rumours of this mythic spectacular called William Shatner Karaoke. Well, if you want in, the time has come to lay down your cards, cross the line, and do all the other things that historically designate [...]
Tag: Little Bulb Theatre
Brizzle and Glazzgo
So it’s over. After a frantic, breathless, deliriously exhilarating few weeks we are back home from our Microfestival adventure. It’s been an incredible experience. We’ve worked with 60 different artists or companies in 4 cities, with a total audience of over 500 people. We’ve had installations, one-on-one encounters, rock freakouts, secret games, haunting imaginary cinemas, [...]
To infinity and beyond
So the Microfestivals are now properly go. This is both frightening and deliriously exciting. Our first stop at BAC on the 2 & 3 April is now all but programmed. We have (deep breath): New work-in-progress shows by Mapping4D, Mischa Twitchin and We Belong to This Band! (a new project by Simon Bowes from the [...]
The Memory Book
On Friday night we ran a little event at Central School of Speech Drama. The main purpose of it was to try and experiment with a new kind of space for artists to play in. A bustling little hub in which video installations, audio experiences, one on one encounters and other miniature events could co-exist. [...]
Les Petites Ampoules
Exciting news fringe fans. Forest Fringe is massively proud to announce that our resident company for this year’s festival will be the delightful Little Bulb Theatre. Based out of Canterbury, Little Bulb are a new company already doing some brilliant things. Their show Crocosmia was undoubtedly one of our highlights of the fringe last year (and [...]
Music to watch shows by
So there we were, crumpled contentedly on the sofa, itunes whirring down the alphabet. Through conversation and tiredness the music was simply washing over us. But suddenly with only the first five seconds of a song we didn’t even know the name of, we were somewhere else entirely. The song was French duo Air’s Don’t [...]
